BIZ Assist
What you get

Eight things. Each one does a job.

Every screen below is an example with made-up names and numbers, so you can see what yours would look like.

1 · The website

A website built by hand for your business.

The problem
People find you on Google, tap, and see nothing, or a site from 2014 that doesn't work on a phone.
What it does
We build a site around your real services, your cities and your phone number. It works on phones first. We keep it up to date; edits are included.
What you see
Your site on any phone, with your number one tap away. You text us changes; we make them.
Example data
sunrisepoolcare-example.com
Weekly pool service in Peoria, Glendale and Surprise.Clear water every week. One text to book.Get a quote
Weekly serviceGreen pool fixRepairs
2 · Found on Google

Found on Google by people near you.

The problem
Your Google listing is half empty, or in the wrong category, so the map shows your competitor.
What it does
We set up your listing right: the right category, your hours, your photos, your services, your cities. New reviews land here.
What you see
When a neighbor searches "pool service near me," your listing shows up with photos, hours and a Call button.
Example data
Sunrise Pool Care
4.9★★★★★(47)· Pool cleaning service
Open· Closes 5 pm · Peoria, AZ
CallDirectionsWebsiteMessage
3 · Missed calls

A business number that texts back missed calls in seconds.

The problem
You're on a job. The phone rings. You can't pick up. The caller dials the next name on Google.
What it does
A missed call gets a text back in seconds, from your business number, in your words. The caller answers by text, and you have the lead.
What you see
A new thread in your app: who called, what they need, and a draft reply waiting for you.
Example data
6:48
Maria R.Missed call · 6:48 pmNew lead
Missed call · 6:48 pm
Hi, this is Sunrise Pool Care. Sorry we missed you — we're with a customer. What can we help with? Text back here.Sent automatically, your script6:48 pm
Hi! Our pool turned green over the weekend. Can someone come out this week?6:51 pm
Draft for you: "We can be there Thursday morning. What's the address?" — tap Send, or change it.
4 · Website chat

A website chat that answers and books.

The problem
Someone is on your site at 9 pm with a question. Nobody answers. They leave.
What it does
The chat knows your hours, prices and services because you told it. It answers, and it books the job. Anything it isn't sure about, it hands to you.
What you see
A booked appointment on your calendar in the morning, with the customer's name, number and what they need.
Example data
8:30
Website chatsunrisepoolcare-example.comBooked
Do you do Saturdays?8:30 pm
Yes — Saturdays 8 am to 2 pm. Want me to book a first visit?Answered from your hours8:30 pm
Yes, Saturday morning8:31 pm
Done: Saturday, 9 am. What's your address and best number?8:31 pm
Booked · added to your calendar
5 · Forms

Forms that follow up on their own.

The problem
A lead fills out your form Friday night. You see it Monday. They hired someone Saturday.
What it does
Every form lead gets a text and an email back within a minute, and you get a heads-up. No lead sits in an inbox over the weekend.
What you see
The lead, the reply that already went out, and a draft of your next message.
Example data
7:05
Dave K.Website form · Fri 7:05 pmNew lead
WantsWeekly cleaning · GlendaleMessage"Just moved in, pool needs help."
Thanks Dave — got your note. We'll text you in the morning with a time. — Sunrise Pool CareSent in 41 seconds7:06 pm
Draft for you: "Morning Dave, we can stop by Tuesday at 10. Does that work?"
6 · Reviews

Reviews on autopilot.

The problem
You do great work and have 12 reviews. The guy who does worse work has 140.
What it does
When you mark a job done and the customer happy, they get one text asking for a Google review, with the link. One ask. Never twice.
What you see
New reviews stacking up on your Google listing, and a count in your monthly numbers.
Example data
4:10
Dave K.Job marked done · 4:10 pmHappy
Thanks for having us out today, Dave! If we did a good job, would you leave us a quick Google review? It takes a minute: g.page/sunrise-exampleOne ask, never twice4:12 pm
2 days later
★★★★★Dave K."Pool went from green to clear in a week. Great guys."
7 · Your numbers

Your customers and money numbers in one place, on your phone.

The problem
Your customers are in your head, your texts and a notebook in the truck. You don't know what came in this month until the bank says.
What it does
One app with every customer, every conversation and what came in this month.
What you see
Open it at the truck or the front desk. This month's money in, jobs done, new customers, who's due.
Example data
5:30
This monthSunrise Pool Care
$12,480Money in
31Jobs done
6New customers
5New reviews
Who's due
Hernandez · weeklyTue
Patel · filter cleanThu
Lopez · overdueCall
8 · The office

An assistant for the office.

The problem
The office work piles up at night: replies, reminders, the to-do list, the numbers.
What it does
It drafts replies, sends reminders, organizes the money numbers and keeps the to-do list. It's an assistant, not an autopilot. It drafts, reminds, and organizes — you stay the boss.
What you see
A morning list: drafts waiting for your OK, reminders that went out, and what needs a decision from you.
Example data
6:15
Good morningTuesday · your list3 to approve
Waiting for your OK
Reply to Maria R. (green pool)Send?
Reply to Dave K. (Tuesday 10 am)Send?
Quote: Patel filter, $340Approve?
Done overnight
2 reminders sentDone
Yesterday: $1,120 in · 4 jobsLogged
Fifteen minutes

Which of the eight do you need most?

Tell us on the call. We'll tell you what we'd set up first and what it costs.